Student Opinion: Black History Month
February, the shortest month of the year. Everybody knows it for flowers, chocolates, and love. It’s the month of Valentine’s Day. Ever since 1976, however, …
Recent changes to email and Google services affect all students and teachers
On Jan. 28 NS students, staff and parents received an email from NS systems engineer and administrator Enoch Brown informing them that Google would be …
Cybersecurity becomes a rising concern at NS
PowerSchool, a service used at NS for grades and attendance marking among many other things, published a statement on Jan. 7 informing its customers that …
Students receive IEPs to help success at NS
Until 1975, no child with a disability was allowed to attend public school, let alone with any educational aid. Around 40 years later, every student …
North Sanpete mourns the loss of teacher after a courageous battle against cancer
Carey Ivory, a beloved teacher, friend, and colleague passed away on the night of Jan. 8, after a long battle with cancer. She taught at …
School mascot faces challenges behind the mask
Everyone sees him but not everyone knows him. He was given the job of balancing the pressure of performance, the heat of the suit and …
SBO works behind the scenes to support NS
They were down by one run and down to the last batter. Mckenzie Madsen stood at the plate with a 0-2 count, one strike away …
ATHLETES OF THE MONTH; Ridge Hendry and Sadie Job
At NS the sound of squeaking sneakers and bouncing basketballs fills the air. Among the players, Ridge Hendry stands out not just for his skill …
Girls basketball starts season strong with big win
The NS girls basketball team is looking forward to seeing a better season this year. This was showcased during the home game against Providence Hall, …
Wicked wows audiences with musical, visual spectacle
She’s floating, flying through the air, and then suddenly it cuts to a black screen and all you see are the words, “To be continued.” …